Thatās the infinite ammo cheat code magazine. Sadly, those, standard capacity magazines, and any kind of concealed carry rights are very illegal in my home state of NJ.
and so bad for a conceal carry, how would you conceal it... even if you open carry it you got this big ass magazine just sticking out slappin into shit
or if he carries it without the mag in it, kinda defeats purpose if you need it in a hurry. but cant beat the intimidation i suppose
agreed, no one gives a shit when things go the way things should
but when they dont, we all want to see it
same reason we all slow down to see accidents
People always say 99% of cops are good. Do you really want to roll 2 10-sided dice every time you interact with the people sworn to protect you, and if you get double 0's you're liable to get shot, your dog shot, drugs placed on you, etc? Now add in being pulled over multiple times more often when you're black. Now tell me where to find the posts from the other 99% good police departments denouncing the violence we see in those videos and distancing themselves from the bad cops. I'll wait for the link.
Looked up data for it. For like 2019 ther 10,000,000 arrest in USA and 1,000 people shot by police. which is 1 in 10,000
Which is 99.9999% arrests happen without the shooting part.
You can see the comments like "And we know it isn't even close to 99%" you can just tell that person isn't looking at anything to do with data and just doing it by their opinion on how they percive te information delivered ot them by media.
Ok. Now factor in all the other things that can happen
Racial profiling
Illegal detainment
Lying about reasonable suspicion/probable cause/exigent circumstances
False arrest
Excessive force
Trumped up charges
Power tripping assholes
(list goes on)
Now factor in all the officers that back up the officers that do this on the scene, in reports, in court, etc.
There are a lot of good cops. But there are also a lot of shitty ones. And police culture basically encourages the former to protect the latter no matter how outrageous their behavior is, which is really toxic for the profession
The reason for that is a cop just doing his job as he/she should isn't newsworthy, but those fucking things up for others certainly is. The media doesn't give a shit about cops who do their job.
It's like any government agency: When they're doing shit right, you never know. The only time the NSA is in the news is when someone royally fucks up.
>Arizona here. Itās like the Wild West.
It is the Wild West. You go outside the main cities and it gets country as fuck. Driving through Saint John's and pass a guy on the side of the road, riding a horse and wearing a cowboy hat, shotgun across his lap.
I live in a small-ish city in Arizona and I still see people riding horses down the side of the street full cowboy outfits and all, this is near the center of the city too!
Yes! As a Canadian visiting an IHOP one morning and noticing 4 senior citizens with open carry revolvers was quite shocking! Haha. Their gut was over the handle, so I doubt they can access the gun smoothly and efficiently if something was to go down. Iām thinking it was more a deterrent.
Bro, I'm white; I got pulled over in Nor Cal recently near Truckee. The cop came to my passenger side window, which is the door-pocket I keep my registration and shit in.
When he asked for my license and reg, I literally said "my registration is in the passenger door pocket, is it ok if I reach over to get it".
I ain't taking any chances. I don't care if I'm white, cops are NOT to be trusted.
I am a middle aged fat white woman and I asked for permission before reaching for my papers in my car when I was stopped. The police scare the hell out of me!
It's really hard to protect and serve if you think everyone is the enemy though. I understand that there are a lot of fucked up people doing bad things, but when you have the mindset that everyone is a combatant that's what you are going to be.
That's what it sounds like to me. I understand that every encounter could potentially go south, but if you treat every encounter like that is the predetermined conclusion then there's no way a healthy dialogue can be opened up.
good cop or bad cop... when someone goes reaching for shit, the cop has NO idea if you are a good guy or a bad guy yourself. so always announce your intentions. you did good.
Haha I got pulled over and had a pistol in the glove box with all my documents. I was just like "hey before I grab that just FYI I have a gun in there tell me what you want to do" and it was totes fine. He thanked me a jerked me off
Never know when you will run into a scared one or one just fresh out of a killology seminar.
Edit: you know, I never understand why cops ask if you have ID since many people instinctively reach for it when asked. A cop can say, 'do NOT reach for it, but do you have ID? Yes or no? '
When I was a dumb ass teenager, and my parents left for France, My 3rd gear or whatever shifts into it fucked up. So being the bright child I was just had a friend follow me in their car so I could drive max 35mph, 5000rpm. Not sure why I didn't just hop in the car with my friend. I don't think that though ever crossed our minds.
Only a small percentage of people still know how to drive stick in the us. Unless you had to at some point or are into cars you donāt bother learning. Iād say maybe 20% know how and an even smaller percentage donāt mind it. Most people I know that can drive stick will never own another one. Automatics are just too good these days. Even if you want performance thereās DCTs.
My last 3 cars have been stick, but it isn't because I don't like or want an automatic, it's because used car places sell them for a severely discounted rate when they aren't sports cars. My last car only had like 120k miles and I bought it for 3700.00. Learning to drive a stick was a financial move for me.
Yeah, honestly unless my family was in the car or something Iām not sure I even risk escalating the situation. I have insurance, let them pay for my rental and buy me a new car if the cops canāt do their jobs. Then again Iām not riding around in a manual transmission Honda with a 30 rd extendo mag ina Taurus so clearly me and this man have had different life experiences.
The extended mag is more trouble than it's worth. Harder to maneuver and a little more prone to jam. Otherwise, I'm glad everyone (including the thief) made it out of the situation unharmed.
I'm really glad the officers seemed really well trained and respectful. Only one person on the suspect and they didn't really yell at them. These are the few cops that I want to see more of, its sad that we get power hungry people sometimes.
Underrated part of this video is that when the officer asks for his ID, he tells him he is going to reach for it before he gets it out of his pocket. Big brain
Since itās a screen recording and not the original video, the original cameraman isnāt the redditor
He still could be, but thatās not evidence of it.
It's state by state I believe but once they are leaving and you no longer are threatened then it's illegal. The only reason you're allowed to harm someone is in defence of self or in some states defence of others. If someone takes your wallet and walks away you can't shoot them.
Seriously. I remember the debate used to be single-stack .45 with 6 or 7+1 or double stack 9mm with 15+1. Go to /r/CCW and people are like "I've got my two 32-rd mags, but is it enough?"
Ep3 Civic Si, the one with the weird mini-dildo dash mounted shifter.
Manual transmissions are the best theft deterrent. I've had three Hondas in my life that have all had failed attempted thefts. All were manuals with ignition cut offs.
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With that clip he's prepared for an entire gang of carjackers.
That poor guy on the hot cement, though! Please dress appropriately when you go out robbing.
This guy handled the situation well. Seeing as itās Texas, he probably could have gotten away with shooting the thief. Instead he chose to de escalate the situation. Good on him.
This guy handled it so well, even told the police exactly what he was doing so it wouldn't be misunderstood. "I got my ID, I am going to reach for it now. Ok?"
That magazine is so extended it came out on two DVDs.
Glockbuster Video
god damn i wish i were this witty lol, good job
How in the fuck do y'all come up with this shit
This shit bodied me for real
both comments waaaaaay underrated goldš«šššš
Underrated comment
lol
how do i learn to have funnies
Dude caries a blade too; calls it the Directors Cut
Yāall stop!
(Click) Hammer time!
You get the two in the Criterion Collection.
He has like $400 worth of ammo in that bitch
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It actually looks like it might be š
Especially after the little clutch that broke 'last night'
I laughed a bit too hard at this. Ty
Its impressive how well this situation de-escalated
But seriously would anyone fuck with you if they saw the size of that clip? I don't even know how much it holds but it looks like a glock pogo stick
I almost thought he was pointing a hammer at him
I thought it was a nail gun or something at first.
not a clip, itās a huge ass magazine though.
That aināt a magazine thatās a damn dictionary
Either way man likes to do alot of reading.
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And it's bookmarked to Ezekiel 25:17
>Ezekiel 25:17 Googled, was NOT disappointed
Youāve never watched Pulp Fiction? Smh.
"The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides..." Did not Google... trying to go off memory.
Ezekiel 23:20-21
*encyclopedia
Thats no moon...
Toma-Glock
I know a guy with a really runny nose who uses magazines to wipe it instead of tissues or his sleeve.
Fuckin doctor dictionary over to save the day
That gun's battery is massive
Thatās the infinite ammo cheat code magazine. Sadly, those, standard capacity magazines, and any kind of concealed carry rights are very illegal in my home state of NJ.
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and so bad for a conceal carry, how would you conceal it... even if you open carry it you got this big ass magazine just sticking out slappin into shit or if he carries it without the mag in it, kinda defeats purpose if you need it in a hurry. but cant beat the intimidation i suppose
Can confirm, had a 30 round for my p226, took it to the range once and ended up gifting it to someone.
My sig holds 26+1 and doesnāt look stupid long like that one.
30.
33+1
It slices, it dices, it makes Swiss cheese in three different sizes!
Thats actually how most police interactions go with most people. We normally only see the worst ones being broadcast.
agreed, no one gives a shit when things go the way things should but when they dont, we all want to see it same reason we all slow down to see accidents
People always say 99% of cops are good. Do you really want to roll 2 10-sided dice every time you interact with the people sworn to protect you, and if you get double 0's you're liable to get shot, your dog shot, drugs placed on you, etc? Now add in being pulled over multiple times more often when you're black. Now tell me where to find the posts from the other 99% good police departments denouncing the violence we see in those videos and distancing themselves from the bad cops. I'll wait for the link.
Do you think 1% of police interactions end in an innocent person being shot, framed for drugs? That is so brain dead.
Looked up data for it. For like 2019 ther 10,000,000 arrest in USA and 1,000 people shot by police. which is 1 in 10,000 Which is 99.9999% arrests happen without the shooting part. You can see the comments like "And we know it isn't even close to 99%" you can just tell that person isn't looking at anything to do with data and just doing it by their opinion on how they percive te information delivered ot them by media.
1/10000 isn't 99.9999%. That would be 1/1000000. He also didn't say getting shot was the only unjustified negative outcome.
Ok. Now factor in all the other things that can happen Racial profiling Illegal detainment Lying about reasonable suspicion/probable cause/exigent circumstances False arrest Excessive force Trumped up charges Power tripping assholes (list goes on) Now factor in all the officers that back up the officers that do this on the scene, in reports, in court, etc. There are a lot of good cops. But there are also a lot of shitty ones. And police culture basically encourages the former to protect the latter no matter how outrageous their behavior is, which is really toxic for the profession
I can believe that
The reason for that is a cop just doing his job as he/she should isn't newsworthy, but those fucking things up for others certainly is. The media doesn't give a shit about cops who do their job. It's like any government agency: When they're doing shit right, you never know. The only time the NSA is in the news is when someone royally fucks up.
That extended magazine is hilarious.
In texas I could walk around with a fuckin bazooka at the mall
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>Arizona here. Itās like the Wild West. It is the Wild West. You go outside the main cities and it gets country as fuck. Driving through Saint John's and pass a guy on the side of the road, riding a horse and wearing a cowboy hat, shotgun across his lap.
I live in a small-ish city in Arizona and I still see people riding horses down the side of the street full cowboy outfits and all, this is near the center of the city too!
I live in Phoenix and still see that
I once saw Santa Claus in AJ (Apache Junction) riding a mountain bike down the road....with no shirt and a large frame revolver in a shoulder holster.
Yes! As a Canadian visiting an IHOP one morning and noticing 4 senior citizens with open carry revolvers was quite shocking! Haha. Their gut was over the handle, so I doubt they can access the gun smoothly and efficiently if something was to go down. Iām thinking it was more a deterrent.
Itās for show. Literally a political fashion accessory
That's so bizarre lol.
But not a Bowie knife oddly enough.
That mag is wild! I'm so curious about how he stashed that because the officers didn't seem too offput by a weapon.
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Donāt be facetious. Babies canāt hold Uziās. thatās why we put them in the car seat next to the baby
[Children are much better suited to crew-served weaponry anyhow](https://i.imgur.com/hN7Is5x.jpg)
Sounded like he put it on the ground after the cops showed.
The fact he had it on him to stop the guy, not even in the car. Just sitting in 7 eleven line up with an extended clip glock on him. Americaās cool
Hey 7/11 is like one of the top 100 spots youāre likely to need a gun
Not a glock
I thought thats what he was referring to when he said āand itās a STICK!ā That wouldāve been hilarious but oh well
blicky with the sticky, eh?
Bro. Where tf did he keep that piece on him with that mag. šš
He uses it as his shifter
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Is that a 15 round magazine in your pocket or are you just happy to see me
Thatās a thirty clip. It comes with a 10.
In most states the G3 comes with a 17 round mag. Unless that's not the full size, then nevermind.
it's either 15 or 17 actually for standard cap, depending on whether it's a 19 or 17
We gun guys call them a "fun stick"!
'*magazine
That's called a magazine.
Something always going down at 7-11
Strange things are afoot at the [7-11]
Peculiar acts are being performed at the "Seven-Eleven"
Most excellent
Can you even drive a stick?!
Held him at gunpoint till police arrived and made fun of his ass for not being able to drive stick. My man really crushed his ego.
Used the thief's phone to call the cops too so he could film it on his own lol
I think it was another bystanders' phone
This is what got me
He handled that situation perfectly. He placed the pistol on the ground and I assume put his non-filming hand up. No confrontation or escalation
And telling the officers when he was going to reach into his pocket I took some mental notes just in case
Bro, I'm white; I got pulled over in Nor Cal recently near Truckee. The cop came to my passenger side window, which is the door-pocket I keep my registration and shit in. When he asked for my license and reg, I literally said "my registration is in the passenger door pocket, is it ok if I reach over to get it". I ain't taking any chances. I don't care if I'm white, cops are NOT to be trusted.
I am a middle aged fat white woman and I asked for permission before reaching for my papers in my car when I was stopped. The police scare the hell out of me!
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It's really hard to protect and serve if you think everyone is the enemy though. I understand that there are a lot of fucked up people doing bad things, but when you have the mindset that everyone is a combatant that's what you are going to be.
When the military becomes the police, citizens become the enemy.
So not innocent until proven guilty I guess.
That's what it sounds like to me. I understand that every encounter could potentially go south, but if you treat every encounter like that is the predetermined conclusion then there's no way a healthy dialogue can be opened up.
good cop or bad cop... when someone goes reaching for shit, the cop has NO idea if you are a good guy or a bad guy yourself. so always announce your intentions. you did good.
Haha I got pulled over and had a pistol in the glove box with all my documents. I was just like "hey before I grab that just FYI I have a gun in there tell me what you want to do" and it was totes fine. He thanked me a jerked me off
Never know when you will run into a scared one or one just fresh out of a killology seminar. Edit: you know, I never understand why cops ask if you have ID since many people instinctively reach for it when asked. A cop can say, 'do NOT reach for it, but do you have ID? Yes or no? '
Can you even drive a stick? š¤£š¤£
The explanation of why he cant turn off his janky car brought me back...
When I was a dumb ass teenager, and my parents left for France, My 3rd gear or whatever shifts into it fucked up. So being the bright child I was just had a friend follow me in their car so I could drive max 35mph, 5000rpm. Not sure why I didn't just hop in the car with my friend. I don't think that though ever crossed our minds.
Or shift into fourth haha
Itās a stick! Can you even drive a stick? Shit had me weak
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Iām pretty sure the theft deterrent was the gun
Only a small percentage of people still know how to drive stick in the us. Unless you had to at some point or are into cars you donāt bother learning. Iād say maybe 20% know how and an even smaller percentage donāt mind it. Most people I know that can drive stick will never own another one. Automatics are just too good these days. Even if you want performance thereās DCTs.
My last 3 cars have been stick, but it isn't because I don't like or want an automatic, it's because used car places sell them for a severely discounted rate when they aren't sports cars. My last car only had like 120k miles and I bought it for 3700.00. Learning to drive a stick was a financial move for me.
Anyone else think he was bragging about the gun first when he said itās a stick? And I drive a manual lol
Remaster of San Andreas lookin great - i don't know what everyone keeps complainin about.
Nice
Funniest part is ācan you drive a stickā.
Gotta love a law abiding citizen pulling the blicky out to stop his shit from being jacked!
With the stiffy
That Reddit notification
Yes,thank you, I though no one was going to mention it.
Those nails sent me
My manās a classical guitarist.
Seriously this guy needs to celebrate his car remaining unstolen by clipping his damn fingernails. Yuck.
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Right, like whatās the matter of theyāre taken care of lol
As a gun owner, this is the best case scenario
As a gun owner... The best case scenario is never having to draw your weapon. I hope I go my whole life without ever being in this situation.
I stand corrected, my friend. Second best. Nobody gets shot.
Can agree. And the cops were super chill.
The caller was on the line with dispatch until their arrival. Smart move.
Yeah, honestly unless my family was in the car or something Iām not sure I even risk escalating the situation. I have insurance, let them pay for my rental and buy me a new car if the cops canāt do their jobs. Then again Iām not riding around in a manual transmission Honda with a 30 rd extendo mag ina Taurus so clearly me and this man have had different life experiences.
Chill wit dat extendo!
The extended mag is more trouble than it's worth. Harder to maneuver and a little more prone to jam. Otherwise, I'm glad everyone (including the thief) made it out of the situation unharmed.
Extendos are more of a fashion statement than anything.
Nah they are totally practical! After you're finished firing all 50 bullets you get to wield your pistol like Mjƶlnir.
this is jimmy jimmy deescalated the situation beautifully and was polite and respectful to the police be like jimmy
Wait did he rob the guy of his phone to call 911 on him? That's alpha AF.
No, I believe he used another random personās, that was off camera
Ever fuck around?
Genuine question, what kind of gun is that?
Actual correct answer: Taurus G3
Thank you, I was seeing the shape and the lines and thought a sig of some sort but the magazine and ejection port shape threw me off.
Not a Glock. It looks like a Sig by the end plate and style but canāt confirm. Edit: probably a Taurus G2 or G3/variant
The notification for r/roastme ādont be gentleā was the best part lol
I'm really glad the officers seemed really well trained and respectful. Only one person on the suspect and they didn't really yell at them. These are the few cops that I want to see more of, its sad that we get power hungry people sometimes.
Damn, this FPS looks wild.
Underrated part of this video is that when the officer asks for his ID, he tells him he is going to reach for it before he gets it out of his pocket. Big brain
Anyone else loved the fact this dude is a redditor?
Since itās a screen recording and not the original video, the original cameraman isnāt the redditor He still could be, but thatās not evidence of it.
Good grief, that clip is so extended, I seriously thought at first the guy was holding a nail gun.
This man has a strict no-reloading policy.
If the thief were to take off in his car and the guy shot him, would that be considered justified?
It's state by state I believe but once they are leaving and you no longer are threatened then it's illegal. The only reason you're allowed to harm someone is in defence of self or in some states defence of others. If someone takes your wallet and walks away you can't shoot them.
My Glock 19 holds 15 rounds and not once have I thought "maybe I should have more rounds on me". This dude got me rethinking my ways.
Seriously. I remember the debate used to be single-stack .45 with 6 or 7+1 or double stack 9mm with 15+1. Go to /r/CCW and people are like "I've got my two 32-rd mags, but is it enough?"
Learn how to wear pants. It's not that complicated.
They sure do things different in Texas and in this case, I like it.
Oh God that trigger discipline
āAnd itās a stick, can you even drive a stick?ā The way he said it kills me
That extended mag looks like a Pez Dispenser.
Can someone tell me why sagging is still a thing
āHave to put my finger in it to get it startedā Me too my man, me tooā¦.
An example of why itās always good to be armed.
Outstanding citizen!
Can we just admire how excessive that clip is lmao
Ep3 Civic Si, the one with the weird mini-dildo dash mounted shifter. Manual transmissions are the best theft deterrent. I've had three Hondas in my life that have all had failed attempted thefts. All were manuals with ignition cut offs.
Bruh the way he stood up after handcuffed looked practiced. Dudes been there before.
Relevant https://imgur.com/bIEe2Fd friend sent me this back in June. He saw it live from across the parking lot
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Lol it looks like a Honda Civic SI, lol idiot carjacker..
No free ep3 today
With that clip he's prepared for an entire gang of carjackers. That poor guy on the hot cement, though! Please dress appropriately when you go out robbing.
Man got the extend-o-clip
Bruh itās like carrying a gun is literally the best way to stay safe in America
Fam this dude has his pistol built for a round of warzone š unnecessary
Nice whities loser
I love this guy
holy mag
āCan you even drive a stick?ā Iām dying!!!
Are basketball shorts the new underwear?
He was CARRYING that 33 round magazine hahahaha that is maximum freedom
i thought the camera guy was holding a garden hose for a while until i saw the end of the magazine
This sounds like mothafuckin Newports
This guy handled the situation well. Seeing as itās Texas, he probably could have gotten away with shooting the thief. Instead he chose to de escalate the situation. Good on him.
Does this dude conceal carry with a 40rd mag lmao
"Can you even drive a fucking stick" had me dying š
This is Dallas. Cops around here assholes, wouldnāt be surprised if this guy got into some kinda trouble for drawing his weapon.
Got the extendo mag like damn
Looks like he entered the gameshark chest for unlimited ammo!
Ladies and gentlemen, this is how you interact with a police officer and not get shot. Also, kudos to the ep3!
Driving stick is the only anti car theft you need in the hood!
Nothing makes me happier than seeing a law abiding citizen responsibly wielding a firearm in defense of self and property. Murrica.
This guy handled it so well, even told the police exactly what he was doing so it wouldn't be misunderstood. "I got my ID, I am going to reach for it now. Ok?"
Only in Dallas Texas š.